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SAFE DRIVING AWARDS MADE

Seven-Up Sussex | ‘mited presented three of their Char- lottetown drivers with safe driving certificates’ and cash Prizes at the Charlottetown Hote] jast evening. ‘This an- nual event i is a “of as safe

driving campaign sponsored by Seven-Up Sussex Limited and this year awards were presented to James Scott of Charlottetown, Reid MacPhee, Charlottetown, and Price _ Béyce, Charlottetown. Harvey

Close Bidding Marks Tenders

Tenders for nehway totalling nearly $1 millon were opened Wednesday by the de- partment of highways “under supervision of the minister, Hon J. Philip Matheson. and the low- “est—-ind-was—subrmtted--by—War- ren Maritimes Ltd

Albion erest in’ the contract in the six bids i. was noted the Ting showe d i

Charlottetown tn Mit -Keen int was evident ceived and it seness of the fi the fact there

ter of $2.00 hetween the three low bidders

A further sec Canada. from WW ‘Albion io

Vernon of 64 miles. saw’ Math-

provects

a at_$314.740 on the Charlottetown East _pro- fora paving sectiot Of 71 Miles] ject the low bid was submitted 5y¥ of Trans Canada Highway from Stabilizers Ltd. of $195,150 for force *

was only a mat-

Also opened yesterday —-were tenders on two of the soil -tab- ilization projects of the high- ways department. Low tender on the Charlottetown West pro- ject of 25.2. miles with Tri-Mix Ltd> with a bid of -$110:725' while pro-

the 242 miles involved

> Trawler Snags Plane Propellor

ST. JOHN'S, Nfld. (CP) —

ion of the Trans- the department of transport at

Moncton, is studying an aircraft propeller snagged in a trawl

eson and MacMillan submit the +}. 4 Newfoundland fishing ves-

low bid of $337,890 the five bidders elose in their figur’ ne

Here azain

Storage Plant To Close;

Notice Given

The cold storage plant on Esher Street will be closed: June 1 and all proces- sors who have coods stored there have been given 39 davs rotice ta. cemove their produce prior to the closing. FP A Murnaxchan, deputy minister of the depart- ment of industry. said Wednes- day morning

Zovernment-owned

- At present there are seven men emploved at the plant These include Doucla: Durber,

manazer, and Harry Simmons, engineer, who are both retiring The other emplovees have been motified of the cinsing

Althouzh the plant ic m«ned by the provin al government. it is overated by Industrial Cor- poration a erown cornor2tion set up some vear ago. Hon Leo Rossiter. min ster. pacitis- try. is chairman of *F ard which includes three ( cabinet ministers Liavd MacPhail.

WILA‘ and Mr Murnaghan

Plaintiff Named For Jurv Duty

One of the names on the —

°

pane! ma Supre me Court vesterday was that of the piam- tiff in the case to-be tried. Wil- bur Wills

John P, Nicho! appearing

for the tentamn is in the case of Wilks ‘vérsiis Bovie. moved Willis name be withdrawn after Bell had call- ed attention to the matter Melvin J. McQuaid opencd the case for the plaintiff by telling jury of the action in con for payment of commissions claimed by the plaintiff tor his work in bringinc three prospect- #ve home owners tocether with the contractor who built their

homes

The defendant. Robert Bovle, Clyde River, was giving his testi mony at the time fustice Bell announced the court would ad- journ to 10 3) this mornince

Members of the jury are George Schiever. Fast Rovalty. foreman. Peter W. MacLeod, Mi. Stewart. Johr Mayfield: Lomar Gay Notth River, Alfred Gauthier, Rudol- ph Murnaghan. Tarantum: and James Halliday. Belfast. Prior to their selection there were three peremptory challenges of prospective jurymen by the Sena counsel and one by the

defendant Appearing with Mr

McQuaid = Gilbert A. Gaudet

were relatively

oat f= —,

Mr. ewere remanded for sentence on

Toombs, 4;

se! on the Grand Baks month

A D.0O.T. spokesman here said it has not yet been de- termined how old. the propeller is but it has been-in the water “for quite some time.” He said if is also not known what type of plane it came from but it contains markings which the de- partment hopes will identify it

Tue propeller was raised by the Blue’ Foam, a trawler own- ed by Job Brothers Company Limited

last

Merray of Saint John, . . vice- president, remarked on _ the company's policy.. and Phil- ip Barlow. provincial _-safty. officer. speke on accident ‘pre- vention. Mr. Scott. left. re; ceives a one-year safe driving certificate from Mr. ° Murray.

Yugoslavia

“Assails

Chinese Line

ALGIERS (AP) President Tito of Yugoslavia assailed China Wednesday. saying its

hard-line brand of communism —oppesing capitalism with force —is “entirely. unrealistic, re- actionary..and_harmful.”"

At the same time, he accused

=the—Enited—States—of—trying—to—

‘neo-colonialism™” onto un- derdeveloped countries

In a speech at the University of Algiers where he was awarded an honorary degree. the Yugoslav Communist leader refrained from naming either country. But his meaning was clear

Obviously he said

“There are, unhappily, people who hold that the present situa- tion is so favorable to the pro- gressivist forces that coeist- ance is useless and even nox- ious

“According to this logic the progressive internal devel- opment of different peoples and the establishment of new rela- tions between the people founded on equal rights, would not be attainable except by war. We are deeply convinced that such conceptions are entirely unrea- listic. reactionary and harmful.” Of the US. Tito: said

‘The protagonists of force,

speaking of China,

Prov. Scout

Council

Votes $6,000 For H0

The provincial Box Scout Coun- cil last night voted $5,000 to- wards the Scout Headquarters building om Upper Prince~

Alfred Hennessey and W.-S§. McMurtry of the building com- | mittee, presented a progress re- port on the building, It is hoped to have the building completed by early fall

Presiding over the meeting was

—_—_—— Brig .W. W. Reid

A budget for 1965-66, submitted by George Chandler. chairman, was approved

Provincial Commissioner Frank Zakem reported an increased in- terest by leaders in courses and outlined plans for a Part Twe course for troop Scouters.

_The Council took under con-

Two Remanded On Break Charge§l rrase

Two Charlottetown residents

break. and entry with intent charges when they appeared in city police court yesterday be- fore Magistrate A. J. Haslam. ac

The two. John G. Malone and James Carl MacCallum, elected trial by magistrate and pleaded gulity to the charges

The indictable offence occur- red on the night of April 16 at the Basilica Recreation Centre.

There were two traffic cases. Frank Saunders. city was fined $5 and costs or two days for go ing through a stop sign. and Donald Hugh Blanchard. city, was fined $15 and costs or five days for speeding \ drunk and incapable was fied $10 and costs or five days.

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finance .

sideration two invitations to Ts- land Scouts: One concerned an exchange visit of five scouts with the Province of Quebec and the other the selection of a Scout to represent the province for a week at the New York World's Fair

It was decided to hold the Pro- vincial Regatta the last weekend in July. A committe consisting of W. S. McMurtry, Brig. A. W

Rogers and R. C. Parent was |

appointed to make the necessary arrangements.

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27 2 The Guardian, ¢ Charlottetown, Thurs., April 22, 1965.

Alcohol Conference Speakers Are Named z

Sgt. Eric Tedford, RCMP. pro vincial supervisor of traffic sa- fety, will give the keynoie ad- dress at the fourth provincial lyouth conference on the alcohol problem this morning at the Ba- | silica Recreation Centre in Char- lottetown

Sessions continue throughout itoday and Friday, ~ concluding with supper at Montcomery- Hail Friday evening

In the afternoon those in at- tendance at the, conference will | hear 8G rsisuie talk by A. Keith Ellinwoéd, author, lecturer and | counsellor - alcoholics. This | evening Anzus -Gus’ MacFar- { Jane: ‘athletic iba or at Mount Allison. “University. wil speak

| from & to 8 30 An informa! dance

-wit-round out the day's_activit- ies z

acer dav sessions will comr mence

at 9 a m. running through until | 5 in the afternoon.. Addresses will be given by Rev. Arthur Pendergast. Palmer Road, David M. Boswell. director of alcohol studies and R. Bruce Atkinson, Alhed Youth director for Nova Scotia

Late Friday afternoon a youth panel will be heard and Mrs Gordon MacDonald will Page as. moderator

Voting for new officers will take place at the morning ses- s10n

One of the special features | of the two-day conference will be the banquet, scheduled for The Basilica Recreation Centre this evening at 6:30. David Simmons, provincial Altied- Youth president. will preside at this function.

lips For Tots Given On Child Safety Day

Child. Safety May: 2, will.aim at reducing the injury and death of Canada’s children.,The one-day awareness campaign wi

Day. Sunday

if be jointly: spon- sored by the “Canadian Highway Safety Counci! and the National Safety League of Canada.

‘fn this interest.. the League and Council offer scene tips for the tots:

Bike riders Ipok careiully

f an alley or*’driveway.

Good manners are safe man- ners. riding a bike or playing. Be considerate. of others. Play- ing rough can hurt the r ougd player, and others, too.

Wait for the’ right time to cross the street _ Jumping in

slow ee and

whose dangerous game ts liable”

Lo ats” ot

front of cars is the sign of a show-off. Nobody like show-offs. Watch for cars, not only on streets,.but coming-out -o-drive-_ ways, alleys or garages. A car being backed yo can hide chil- dren from thi driver.

Never leave it to the motorist

to avoid a child. The child must always be alert and ready — and careful. Blaming. somebody. ¢lse.foran. . accident never makes a hurt feel better, Avoid the hurt in the - first-place by being sharp-eyed and careful. :

Bicycle: handlebars are Steering, not riding. Riding dou-

'ble-— head for trouble. Bs

Pick a safe place to play. away from traffic dangers. It’s smert to be safe.

for,

| | Light Docket .At Alberton

ALBERTON A beht docket | faced Magistrate V..Chester $, MacDonald at Alberton yester- dav

i

| vehicle James Alexander Dale | McKenna, Elmsdale. was fined $20 and costs. Leonard O'Me

wee. was fined $10 and s for fajling to transfer re-

pr nly and Donald Laurie Fin- ley, Elmsilale. received a $10 oe for ; aeons tires. increasing speed w

sdaee was attempting James Frederick

when ,a te pass Arsenault.

| Roxbury..was fined $10 and

costs

Brenton Don Murtay. Howlaa. was fined $10 and costs for an- clinz without a -license.

Shastri Plans Ottawa Visit

OTTAWA ‘CP)—Indian Prime Minister Shastri has not cancel- led plans to visit Ottawa this -spring as far-as’ is known here->

The Indian leader postponed a visit to the United States at

the request of President John- -

.son, Mr. Johnson asked for a delay in the planned eizht-day. June visit because of heavy de- mands on his time .

Ottawa officials said they have had no word from the Indian government on any post- porement of a May 30-June 1 visit planned by Mr. Shastri which was to have been made in conjunction with his US. trip.

The Indian leader also planned to travel to Moscow May 12 on

an official visit : : RED. ACTIVITY

‘ Reuters Vice- Prapart Charusa- Wednesday Com-

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WARNS OF

BANGKOK Premier Gen. thien warned

qmunist—activity-4n- Tha:land—had—

been stepped up and could lead to possible armed conflict with the government. Charusathien told reporters the Communist threat -had. reached. a serious stage and the situation along the borders was ao dangerous... Thailand... has... bor- ders with Laos, Cambodia — Burma.

POLL MAY BE HOLIDAY

LONDON (CP) — The British - government is believed to ove considering making polling day for’ zeneral elections a national holiday.

to provoke _a_third world war, | desire, under. the pretext of carrving on an ideological fight against communism, to impose their domination on all coun- tries, to force underdeveloped countries to accept neo-colonial- | ist relationships, and to prevent all progress toward socialism.”

GIVEN LIFE TERM

MUNCIE, Ind P)\—A fae- torv worker who admitted plot- ting the death of his wife so he could marry his girl-friend was sentenced Wednesday to life im- prisonment ‘ollowing his plea of guilty. Loved Key. 30, admitted firing six *ullets into the head

of his wife. Fthel, 29, mother:

of four, the night of March 21 after they had re-enacted in a church their marriage “of 13 years prev us

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